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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Discover the World of AI in an Exclusive Workshop Hosted by Bryce Biggs at Network Office

Discover the World of AI in an Exclusive Workshop Hosted by Bryce Biggs at Network Office

14 May 2023 by Alan

Unlocking the Potential of Artificial Intelligence: Join the Informative Workshop on AI Applications and Prompt Engineering Howick, 15 May 2023 — Network Office, a premier co-working space, is delighted to announce an engaging and enlightening workshop titled “It’s an AI World: An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Prompt Engineering.” This 1.5-hour session is scheduled for …

  • Unlocking the Potential of Artificial Intelligence: Join the Informative Workshop on AI Applications and Precise Engineering

Howick, 15 May 2023 — Network Office, a premier co-working space, is delighted to announce an engaging and enlightening workshop titled “It’s an AI World: An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Precise Engineering.” This 1.5-hour session is scheduled for Saturday, 20 May, at 09h00, in our state-of-the-art facility at 66 Main Street in Howick.

Exploring AI’s Potential in Various Industries

Bryce Biggs, an experienced facilitator and consultant known for his work with government departments and agencies in South Africa and the Middle East, will guide participants through an interactive exploration of Artificial Intelligence (AI). This workshop will briefly overview AI’s history while emphasising its current applications and critical use cases across diverse industries, including healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. Bryce will also delve into the essential skills required for precise engineering. Participants can engage with Bryce in advance and request coverage of specific use cases.

A Workshop for Everyone

Whether you are an AI beginner involved to delve into the field or a seasoned professional seeking to expand your knowledge, this workshop is an excellent opportunity. With a maximum capacity of 25 participants, we ensure a personalised, engaging, and interactive experience that caters to individual needs.

Unlocking Insights and Contributing to a Worthy Cause

For the nominal fee of R50, participants will gain invaluable insights into AI while contributing to two local charities. All proceeds from the workshop will be donated to these deserving organisations. Please note that this event is Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), so don’t forget to bring your laptops or tablets to engage in the practical exercises fully.

Join the AI Conversation with Bryce Biggs

Bryce Biggs, a local voice in the AI community, half-jokingly states, “AI has eaten your breakfast. Now it is coming for your lunch.” To stay up-to-date with the latest AI developments, Bryce curates the topic at “It’s An AI World” [https://bit.ly/brycebiggsai].

A Comfortable Learning Environment

At Network Office, we prioritise your learning experience. Free Wi-Fi access will be provided throughout the workshop, allowing for real-time interaction and online exploration. Additionally, complimentary coffee will be available to maintain the energy flowing.

Secure Your Spot Today

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of AI while making a dissimilarity in your local community. To register, please email info@umgeninetwork.co.za or call 072 481 0191. Payment can be made via EFT or at the office using a credit card. Please note that registration is on a first-paid, first-served basis.

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